Walter Leblanc (1932-1986) - Torsions
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Walter Leblanc’s 1977 screen print Torsions, an abstract work in an excellent condition, 54 × 42 cm, Belgium, limited edition 214/250, signed and numbered, published by Peter Bekaert and printed by Atelier Peter Bekaert (Ekeren).
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- Original color screen print by Walter Leblanc
- Signed and numbered (214/250) in pencil
- Publisher: Peter Bekaert
- Print: Atelier Peter Bekaert, Ekeren
- Attached: accompanying text on a separate sheet
- In pristine condition, never previously framed, always kept in the art folder
Will be professionally packed and insured shipment incl. track and trace
Walter Leblanc was co-founder of the group G58 (1958-1962) in the Antwerp Hessenhuis. He came into contact there with the international avant-garde, such as the German Zero group (1958-1966), Nul from the Netherlands (1960-1965) and became a member of the international movement Nouvelle Tendance (1961-1968). In 1959 Leblanc introduced the 'torsie' as a basic element in his work. In the Twisted Strings twisted cotton threads were stretched across a monochrome, usually white, surface. Depending on the viewer's movement and the varying light on the relief, a vibrating optical effect arises in the observer's eye.
- Original color screen print by Walter Leblanc
- Signed and numbered (214/250) in pencil
- Publisher: Peter Bekaert
- Print: Atelier Peter Bekaert, Ekeren
- Attached: accompanying text on a separate sheet
- In pristine condition, never previously framed, always kept in the art folder
Will be professionally packed and insured shipment incl. track and trace
Walter Leblanc was co-founder of the group G58 (1958-1962) in the Antwerp Hessenhuis. He came into contact there with the international avant-garde, such as the German Zero group (1958-1966), Nul from the Netherlands (1960-1965) and became a member of the international movement Nouvelle Tendance (1961-1968). In 1959 Leblanc introduced the 'torsie' as a basic element in his work. In the Twisted Strings twisted cotton threads were stretched across a monochrome, usually white, surface. Depending on the viewer's movement and the varying light on the relief, a vibrating optical effect arises in the observer's eye.
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Artist
Walter Leblanc (1932-1986)
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Gallery
Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
214/250
Title of artwork
Torsions
Technique
Silkscreen
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Belgium
Year
1977
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
54 cm
Width
42 cm
Style
Abstract
Period
1970-1980
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